Hydroleap, a company from Singapore that makes eco-friendly water treatment technology, has raised another $4.75 million in new funding. This brings its total funding so far to almost $12 million.
The firm said in a statement on Wednesday that the funding was secured from strategic investors, including EDBI, which operates under SG Growth Capital – the investment platform of the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and Enterprise Singapore, Antares Ventures, and Woh Hup.
This funding will help Hydroleap bring its water treatment solutions to more large data centers across the Asia-Pacific region and grow its teams in important markets.
It will also support the company in improving and expanding its eco-friendly water treatment technology for fast-growing industries like pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and agrifood, where clean and efficient water use is very important.
The investment brings in key partners who believe in both the economic and environmental benefits of Hydroleap’s technology.
Investors like EDBI, Antares Ventures, and Woh Hup are backing Hydroleap’s electrochemical solutions, which help industries clean their water without using chemicals, recycle wastewater, and cut energy use by 10%.
“This funding round, particularly with the backing of strategic and institutional investors, underscores strong confidence in Hydroleap’s technologies,” said Dr. Mohammad Sherafatmand, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Hydroleap.
“Critical infrastructure such as data centers, semiconductor and pharmaceutical facilities urgently require smarter, more sustainable water and energy management,
“This is where Hydroleap delivers solutions that drive both financial efficiency and environmental impact,” he added.
Meanwhile, according to Michael Gryseels, Founder and Managing Partner of Antares Ventures, Hydroleap delivers what industries across Asia Growth Markets increasingly need: efficient, scalable water treatment that’s both commercially viable and sustainable.
“As demand grows across sectors like AI, semiconductors, and sustainable agrifood systems, their solution helps cities and infrastructures reduce resource use without compromising performance,” he said.
For him, artificial intelligence (AI) is more than just chips and software—it also increases the demand for efficient energy use and water cooling. That’s where Hydroleap steps in, directly addressing this growing challenge.
“Through our deep connectivity in the region, Hydroleap has been able to access critical industries in Asia and turn innovation into real-world results,
“We’re proud to continue standing with them as long-term partners, alongside leading institutional investors committed to Asia’s sustainable future,” he added.
Austyn Yong, Director of Woh Hup, said that supporting companies focused on sustainability is good for the planet, makes strong financial sense, and fits well with Woh Hup’s mission to lead with innovative solutions in the built environment sector, where the company mainly works.
“Hydroleap has delivered promising results in enhancing energy and water efficiency across a range of asset types—particularly data centers—and we are proud to support them as they continue to expand across Asia,” he added.
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